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PLM Prompt: WebCenter vs. SharePoint for PLM?

PLM Prompt: WebCenter vs. SharePoint for PLM?
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7 July, 2009 | 1 min for reading

I was reading Oracle Web Center announcement few days ago. Browsing top down on Oracle web site, I found it very similar to SharePoint presnetation from new Microsoft SharePoint website (actually interesting side note – SharePoint web site runs on SharePoint).  Web Center announcment came together with Microsoft Social Enterprise vision, published during Enterprise 2.0 conference last week.

Oracle Web Center

Oracle Web Center

Microsoft SharePoint

Microsoft SharePoint

Interesting combination of facts – Oracle already have dedicated PLM product (Agile PLM) as part of their portfolio. Some of PLM vendors made their commitments and released SharePoint oriented portfolios. Now, my thoughts- what platform will be more beneficial for Product Lifecycle Management?

What do you think about it?

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